LANY postpones Cebu concert over safety issues with venue

Lany has postponed its Cebu show hours after it was scheduled to take place on Nov. 12. 

Live Nation Philippines announced the suspension at 7:49 p.m. on Thursday, citing "significant safety issues regarding the roofing of the venue discovered after soundcheck."

"We sincerely apologize for this unexpected development and for the disappointment and inconvenience this is to everyone who was looking forward to the show," the organizer said.

It added that if the show is canceled, tickets purchased for the show will be refunded.

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Live Nation PH will announce more details soon.

"We deeply appreciate your patience and understanding, and we sincerely apologize to all our fans for this unfortunate situation."

LANY was set to bring their "soft" world tour to SM Seaside Cebu Arena on Thursday at 6:30 p.m. 

They held shows at the same venue on Nov. 6 and at the Philippine Arena in Bulacan from Nov. 7 to 8.

Earlier in October, the pop rock band canceled its Davao show at the Crocodile Park Concert Grounds, originally slated for Nov. 14, due to "safety concerns and production issues."

The “soft” tour marks LANY’s sixth time performing in the Philippines, having first visited in 2017 for Wanderland. They held their solo concert in 2018 at the Araneta Coliseum, and again in 2019 and 2022 at the Mall of Asia Arena. 

Their previous concert in the country, “A Beautiful Blur”, was held in 2024, and they performed at the Philippine Arena and Waterfront Cebu Hotel & Casino. 

The band currently consists of vocalist Paul Klein and drummer Jake Gloss, with former keyboardist Les Priest exiting in 2022. They are known for their synth-heavy and melancholy-infused hits, including Malibu Nights, ILYSB, and more.